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"When makeup maestro Pat McGrath speaks, I listen. After all, she\u2019s the guru behind the gorgeous looks at Prada, Anna Sui, and Lanvin (among others!). So when I chatted with her last night at...\n\n[\n\n](/images/blog/beauty/charlizeth_grani_2321645_600.jpg)\n\n When makeup maestro Pat McGrath speaks, I listen. After all, she\u2019s the guru behind the gorgeous looks at Prada, Anna Sui, and Lanvin (among others!). So when I chatted with her last night at a Max Factor event, and she said &amp;quot;Tans are out, but a light, healthy glow is in&amp;quot;, you better believe I jotted that down in my little Smythson notebook! I have to say, I agree with her. Remember this picture? Poor Charlize Theron. She looks like she\u2019s half South African, half tangerine. Meanwhile, Renee Zellweger\u2019s skin looks gorgeously alabaster!\n\nPat\u2019s tips for achieving a glow (not a tan):\n\n *Use gradual tanners. Try Jergens Natural Glow for face if you\u2019re a drugstore shopper. If you can afford to splash out a bit, love love love the Clarins one!\n\n *Use blush. If you have acne on your cheeks, use powder blush rather than cream blushes (since cream tends to sit poorly on less even skin).\n\n *Ercise! That\u2019s the best way to simulate the &amp;quot;healthy glow&amp;quot;... By being truly healthy!\n\n *And whatever you do... Don\u2019t FAKE-BAKE! Pat says she can see the difference instantly when a model bakes!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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